Nursing Home Communities in Huntington, WV

"My experience at Crystal Care of Coal Grove has been fantastic. The staff are nice and involved. I was able to get great rehab services and go home. The food could be improved slightly but they did make things special order for me. I would recommend."

"I am an adult child but also a Registered Nurse, my mother was a patient/resident at Jo-lin's from Nov 08 until her death in Mar 09 The care she received was excellent and the staff where very caring in providing care for her and supporting the family as her illness progressed until her death."

Sanctuary of the Ohio Valley is a senior living community located in Ironton, OH, offering both memory care and assisted living options. The community features apartment-style rooms equipped with living rooms and kitchenettes, catering to residents who seek a homelike environment with areas for entertaining visitors or relaxing in private. Various on-site amenities are available to enhance residents' quality of life. Residents can enjoy outdoor common areas for fresh air and activities. The community is pet-friendly, allowing residents to keep pets for companionship. Organized activities and social events are held regularly, fostering engagement and an active lifestyle. Communal dining is provided, promoting social interaction during meals. Additionally, WiFi and internet access are available to help residents stay connected with family and friends. To support health and wellness, the community offers yoga and stretching opportunities. Organized field trips and outings allow residents to explore and enjoy activities outside the community. Shared common areas serve as spaces for social interactions and gatherings. General transportation services are available, which can assist residents in attending appointments or running errands. Housekeeping services are provided to maintain clean and comfortable living spaces. Overall, Sanctuary of the Ohio Valley offers a variety of services and amenities designed to support the well-being and independence of its residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Ohio Department of Health Long-Term Care Provider Search

"I have seen some bad reviews for kingsbrook. But my dad was there July-Aug. And I'm truly Thankful for the staff. They treated him like ,he was their dad. The nurses , aids even the lady cleaning his room. He had a UTI , (enough said ) I could not have taken care of him like they did. Not because. I'm not a nurse, because they have each other's back. And they make sure each patient has everything they need. They work together, they understood, that I didn't understand, the confusion caused by the UTI. And they treated me like family also. I got really close to so many of them. In just a short time. If my dad would EVER need them again. Yes he would go back. He came out , so much better. Alot of therapy, but better"

"My mother has moved into Kingsbrook Lifecare Center. It's been great. They've been good to her, and it's a clean facility. There's plenty of staff to care for people. They're not waiting for half hours or hours for attendance. They keep good staff. She likes the food. She brags about how good the food is and there's plenty of it. The rooms are very roomy. There's plenty of room for a guest and a wheelchair to get in and out. They have a lot of activities for the residents. They take them on outings. She hasn't been there long enough to enjoy any of the other stuff, but so far, she's really happy with it. All the nurses are very kind and attentive. They don't just fill it with a bunch of people to change a bedpan. They've got LPNSs and RNs and plenty of qualified staff. The landscape is good in the summertime. She's been there before, and there are a lot of places you can take them for walks outside. The facility itself is really kept up nice. They're a part of the University of Kentucky and King's Daughters Medical Center, they're all in one, so they keep it up. From what I've seen from other residents, it looks like they have a lot of activities. Value for money is good. Everybody would like to get a cheaper price, but compared to prices in Kansas City where I'm from, they're half-priced. You're talking $404 a day in Kansas City, and here you're talking $202 a day. That's a big difference in prices, so you're getting your money's worth."

"My mother entered Oakmont when she was 89 and died their a week after turning 93. The facilities were always clean when I visited, The staff was both professional and concerned. I would receive phone calls anytime they needed to change her medication or if there were any other health issues. While placing a loved one in a nursing home is not a task that anyone wants, you can rest your mind that your family member will be properly cared for. I would choose Oakmont for myself, if it was needed. "

"My mother-in-law is staying in Boyd Nursing and Rehabilitation for long-term care and likes it there. They do her cooking and do her laundry. The staff is fine. I haven't gotten upset with any of them. The facility is nice, and her room is fine."

"Rose Terrace Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center was recommended by the social worker in the hospital, and my sister was brought there. The staff were very professional and attentive. "

"My dad fell and broke his tail bone. He was 83 years old. He went to the hospital they sent him to a nursing/rehab. place to get him able to walk again with a walker or cane. This place they sent him to worked with him for 6 weeks. Then said he would never be able to walk with a walker or cane. The way our house is made dad really needed to be able to use a walker or cane in order to come home. Otherwise he would of had to of gone to a nursing home to live. I decided to try a different nursing/rehab home to see if they could help him. He was there for only 4 weeks and was walking with a cane. I can't say enough about the care the Wurtland nursing home gave to my dad while there. Had they not taken him in and worked with him he would not have been able to come home plus, they had no long term care beds available at that time so, the one place I could of put him was not a very nice place and I really didn't want to put dad in that other nursing home. Wurtland just took a chance on dad and worked a miracle on him. It is a small nursing home but, their rehab is much better than the first place the hospital sent dad to and that one was one of the newest nursing homes in our area and said to be the best. Well, I know that is not true. Wurtland is the best as far as I am concerned. This was two years ago and my dad has since passed away. But, they gave him a little more quality of live time by teaching him to walk and allowing him to get to come home to die. I really thank them for that. "

"They administrators were very nice and welcoming but the staff was far from the same. I found that the nurses and aides were unprofessional and knew little about their job duties. I found that my grandfather was not happy during his time in the facility and was upset that he had to be there. I also witnessed an aid rolling a patient very fast down the hallway and then let them go and yelled at them because they were "in the way". I would not recommend this facility to anyone. "

"The staff at Putnam Center go out of their way to make sure patients are well taken care of. The Therapy Department did an excellent job to provide my dad the rehabilitation he needed to return home. "

"My mom stayed at Teays Valley Center. I thought the staff was very caring. For most nursing homes, they were understaffed, but the people that did take care of my mom were very caring and took good care of her. The meals were fine. I took a few bites of the food, and I thought it was very good. The rooms were a little old. They need to be updated. They were clean, and I was satisfied with that. My mom did some physical therapy. My mom's Medicare was paying for her."

"The rooms are clean, you always see staff working in the hallways cleaning floors and wiping things down. The staff was very friendly, they were actively trying to make my grandmother's stay more personal. I would definitely recommend it to anyone."

"I loved the treatment this facility gives to my family members. All of the workers were nice and helped in any way possible. There were many activities daily that they do in order to work with the patients in their facility. They also had regular church services to those who wanted to attend. They made everyone feel like they were at home, not in a nursing home. Almost all the workers knew each and every patient by name, in which to me shows how much they care to learn this information. When the time came that my family got worse off they done whatever they could in order to make their last moments a great and comfy moment for them. I appreciate how nice all the staff was and I would recommend this facility to anyone who is looking for a caring staff to take care of their family. There was nothing that happened that I can think of that gave anything negative about this facility. "